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Anonymous users2024-01-23No. Because the toilet book already has a certain height difference. There is no need to raise the ground anymore. This statement is mostly considered by old-fashioned squatting toilets and old houses. Because the launching of the old house will be difficult due to the age. This is not the case with a new house.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22This is very bad, the best way is to negotiate with the downstairs, re-open the hole, of course, you have to ensure that the waterproof, and give the downstairs appropriate compensation, this is a foolproof strategy.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21No, unless you throw something hard into the toilet and you can't flush it, so you can flush it casually.
In fact, the amount of water flushed in the toilet is very large.
As long as that water doesn't come back, it's fine.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20No, you will have to worry for the rest of your life to leave hidden dangers for blockage.
Just find the leak and do a good job of waterproofing
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